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@EWGFus3r Would fit right in as part of the "Firefly" soundtrack.

@SoldierCyfix Comparing it with other systems, you can dissipate heat out of your components much better this way than with other methods. Oil forms a better thermal inteface than air, and there's a limit to how much of a component you can cover using water cooling. Not sure what temperature this...

@DanimalHolland Well, if you were to define the verb "to gram" (no idea what it would mean, but there we go), then someone who performed that action would be "a grammer". Until that time, indeed, grammar can only be spelled with no e's.

@slashfender9 Used to be. A long time ago.

@DarthSparky007 Well, strictly, each one is a "LEGO brick", not a "LEGO", so the plural is "LEGO bricks".

Kudos for actually caring about pronunciations, that really bugs me =P

Note, though, that the singular of "Colossi" is "Colossus", and the plural of Nexus is either Nexus, Nexuses or Nexûs (with a long "oo" sound); it is *not* Nexi.

(I'm not normally this pedantic with people giving up their tim...

Protip: it's terrible...but oh so adorable! And you're right, we across the pond can hear an American trying to sound English from 3 miles away (4 if the weather's clear). Good effort though - a convincing attempt at Received Pronunciation, I doubt I could keep that up for 11 minutes in a row =P

@Jara00O0 His actual playing is all telekinetic. He just moves his hands so that it looks right.

@lanejanlandonmorgan Kind of. It's also all tied up with the magical legend that if a man has seven sons, then that seventh son has seven sons himself, then that seventh son of a seventh son will be a sorcerer (originally "sourcerer", literally a living source of magical power). The "Seventh Son ...

@IamTheRealRocknrolla Might also be worth pointing out that "Yeshua" is what we would know as "Joshua", and that Joshua is to Jesus as, for example, Alexander is to Sasha - i.e. the same name in different languages.

@220891nb well, strictly speaking, yes you do. That's why the term "living legend" exists at all - it suggests that the subject is so great that even the standard rules of "being a thing of Legend" can't contain it.

Oh, and this most certainly applies to Frusciante.

@VagancyVGY ...Except that Paul never uses sweeping techniques.

@TheLordHodne

Not under-rated, more poorly-exposed. But then that's he wants; he says he'd rather have have a small following of people who really appreciate his work than hordes of sheep who like it just 'cos it's there. He's our secret, and that's great.

and the last lick runs back down the neck as the tension unwinds, the damage done.

@xTheRainbowSong And sometimes a sexy-ass Gretsch. Don't forget the Gretsch. Or, for that matter, the Martin (which is what he's playing here).

But yes. Agreed.